Made a graph of the "wider" fediverse - is this correct?
Been reading some docs and felt like drawing to get a better picture.
Some things to note:
- Parenthesis indicate bridges
- Fed Bridgy and Mostr appear twice because I don't know if they allow cross-communication
- One-way arrows (→) indicate one-way communication, and two-ways arrows (⇄) indicate the two sides can talk with each other
- Threads to/from Facebook and Instagram communication appears with an interrogation mark because the information I could find didn't feel conclusive and I don't have an account to test myself
- Maybe I missed some bridges and protocols, but that'd be more of a lack of knowing; also intentionally ignored X/Twitter > Nitter > RSS > ActicityPub bridges because it felt too much of a stretch.
DIY custom ergo mice
Elon Musk says DOGE was only ‘somewhat successful’ and he wouldn’t do it again
cross-posted from: yall.theatl.social/post/852991…
From WABE Politics News:Mega billionaire Elon Musk, in a friendly interview with his aide and conservative influencer Katie Miller, said his efforts leading the Department of Government Efficiency were only “somewhat successful” and […]
https://www.wabe.org/elon-musk-says-doge-was-only-somewhat-successful-and-he-wouldnt-do-it-again/
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‘Coalition of the willing’ nations to hold call on ending war in Ukraine
Leaders of the “coalition of the willing” group of nations will hold a video call on Thursday as chaotic American efforts to push through a peace deal to end the war in Ukraine reach a crunch moment.
Ukraine’s president, Volodymyr Zelenskyy, said his officials would hand over a revised version of a peace plan to US negotiators on Wednesday before the call with leaders and officials from about 30 countries.
Ukraine war: Trump criticises European leaders on eve of crunch coalition meeting
President says there were ‘strong words’ in latest call, as Volodymyr Zelenskyy to join other European leaders to discuss peace plan on ThursdayShaun Walker (The Guardian)
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Simple as that. But Russia knew since day 1 that "the West" won't want to commit itself fully. Easy prediction since that's exactly what happened in 2014 and basically all Russia's expansionist activity since the 90s.
Well here's to hoping that this will change. It has to change, really.
Trump rants nonsense about transgender people instead of fixing affordability crisis at Pennsylvania rally
PA Trump speech attacks transgender people, not high prices
He called "affordability" a Democratic hoax while repeating bizarre "transgender for all" claim.Christopher Wiggins (Advocate.com)
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The Digital Services Act and Theories of Power
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Announcing Key Transparency for the Fediverse - Dhole Moments
Announcing Key Transparency for the Fediverse - Dhole Moments
I’m pleased to announce the immediate availability of a reference implementation for the Public Key Directory server. This software implements the Key Transparency specification I’ve be…Dhole Moments
Can you give the specific, Nazi actions or policies Ukraine has placed on it's people. I'm not a huge expert on Ukrainian politics. But say if someone were to ask me what nazi like things the US is doing, I'd be able to say
Making threats to attack neighboring countries (Canada, Greenland, Panema), directly attacking other countries like Venuzuala and Iran. Putting people in camps, raising the police state, canceling citizenship of american citizens, prosecuting journalists, Restricting rights for LGBT.
I can make a long list for Russia and Isreal as well.
So educate me, as far as I can see Ukrain seemed to keep to it's self pretty well. I've not really heard any examples of extreme authoritarianism or attacking journalists, or finding an outgroup to persecute.. or anything to imply they had any intent of threatening any of their neighboring countries.
Given a recent high profile terrorist attack, I think this list is a bit too black and white.
Then again the chain of causality eventually leads back to the war crimes (not against Palestinians) of two members of that list so maybe not.
US wants 5 years of some tourists' social media to enter the country
US wants five years of some tourists' social media to enter the country
Digital rights advocates say it’s an affront to civil liberties.Mother Jones
What if someone doesnt have, and has never had, social media?
Express trip to Gitmo?
Russian forces rape, behead and gouge out civilians’ organs in Mali
cross-posted from: lemmy.sdf.org/post/47068812
Villagers accuse Putin’s Africa Corps of atrocities that echo Wagner mercenaries’ brutality.
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I wonder why this is considered surprising. If a country considers it acceptable to use a name of a unit of 1940's Nazi Germany as a name for its contemporary unit, why is it a surprise that the country does stuff typical to Nazis?
The Russia is what it is.
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MS-13 and Trump Backed the Same Presidential Candidate in Honduras
MS-13 gang members told Hondurans to vote for the Trump-backed right-wing candidate or “we’ll kill you and your whole fucking family.”
MS-13 and Trump Backed the Same Presidential Candidate in Honduras
MS-13 told Hondurans to vote for the Trump-backed candidate or “we’ll kill you and your whole fucking family.”Jared Olson (The Intercept)
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If this happened, I’d react like grandma.
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Introducing Taskpony!
Taskpony is a self-hosted tasks manager that runs from docker or as a linux service.
"Another tasks app? Seriously?"
I've been trying to de-google and, having used Google Tasks for many years, replacing it proved surprisingly complex for something that seemed so simple. I tried a number of other task managers, both paid and free which, whilst excellent at what they did, I found to be complex or packed with team and group features that I didn't need. So I wrote something for myself and, somewhere along the way, I thought it might be nice to share it with the FOSS community that I've benefited so much from.
It's the first "proper" FOSS app I've released, so please be kind.
Taskpony is over at github.com/digdilem/taskpony - it would be great if you could give it a try and let me know how it could be improved.
GitHub - digdilem/taskpony: Taskpony. A small and tidy task organiser
Taskpony. A small and tidy task organiser. Contribute to digdilem/taskpony development by creating an account on GitHub.GitHub
Why not provide a option to use an a desktop app?. maybe also add a flatpak. self hosting seems kinda complicated and i am not sure what are the benefits of that.
Also a demo instance would be nice.
It's a self hosted web app, and that's not something that's easy to change once it's written. The benefits to self hosting are pretty well established, and this type of thing can be accessed from anywhere in the world by multiple devices and always be in sync. For myself, I use this both from a laptop, my desktop and a phone when I'm out - I'm always jotting down thoughts before they fall out of my head. Also, there's probably a lot of desktop task apps out there already that do tasks, like many Email clients. I don't mind reinventing a wheel, but not too keen on reinventing all the wheels.
Demo is a fair point, I'll include that on the wishlist for the future. I think the pictures probably do a fair job of indicating how a task app works - which is basically a way of entering, displaying and ticking off tasks which many people will be familiar with, but perhaps I'm just over familiar with the concept. A self resettable demo might be nice, yes.
Such a rare take these days.
Bauer said the whole system is “struggling.”“I pay a lot of taxes and I want the transit to be good,” he said. “As a growing city, we really need to be doing better when it comes to our transit, especially with people being called back to work.”
The right wing take of taxation is theft is mediocre but the left has also become really bad at this as well.
Like the recent with Canada Post here. Even in a casual setting where no one is vying for populist votes there's still no room to scrutinize the current day operations and reassess whether those resources would be better reallocated.
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If you're talking protocols, then why is WordPress there?
If you include Wordpress there are about 100 other softwares that should also show up, but then you also need more paper 😁
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in reply to julian • • •Wasn't quite sure how to fit WordPress, as well as either Minds and Threads, as all 3 end up being, from what I could tell, hybrids.
But interesting. Now that you mention it, I remembered NodeBB also implemented ActivityPub compatibility, though can't remember if it's through optional plugins or if it became an ActivityPub platform altogether. Gonna look up what other softwares are in this situation too.
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